Noted Artists at Musicians Meet in Kansas Convention
Four renowned teachers and recitalists Theodore Harrison Cecil Burleigh John Thompson and E Power Biggs will headline the Kansas Music Teachers convention at Lawrence March 1 2 with master classes and recitals They will be joined by the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Karl Krueger A two day program includes a March 4 solo program by Burleigh and a kids concert Master class fees are 250 for one session and 400 for two memberships start at 2 with 1 renewal at 1 and include access to most events except the evening Phil concert a complimentary ticket may be had at registration upon paying the state tax
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Theodore Harrison
Cecil Burleigh
John Thompson
E. Power Biggs
Kansas Music Teachers
Lawrence
Kaw
Harbison
Henor
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Chicago
Harrison
Italy
Germany
England
Burleigh
St. Louis
Cleveland
Kansas
London
Boston
Power Biggs
America
United States
Victor Red Seal
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Karl Krueger
Frank Stronghall
University of Kansas
Choir to Broadcast From High School A Capella Group
A 35 member high school mixed choir directed by Joe M Williams will broadcast on KFKU tomorrow night from 6 to 6 30. Martha Dooley will accompany. The program features madrigals, a cappella numbers, and selections for the national contest in Topeka including Death and the Maiden and Jesu day of Man's Desiring.
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Hich
KFKU
Joe M. Williams
Martha Dooley
John Burn
Veneta Kump Susanne Chariton
Betty Leibler
Jerry Correa
Charles Lave
Dick Dauberman
Cella
Tucas
Joan Dillstram
Mary Alice Martin
Martha Doaley
Rens
McClure
Helen Douglas
Flinor Partridge
Raymond Eberhart
Philip Vine
Jeannette Erwin
Virginia Prouts
Roberta Frowe
Pauline Reese Clarke
Cargiss
Tee Robbins
Mary Tiree Till
Barbara Roper
Ruth Hill
Ruth Russel
Charles Wassinger
Howard Sutherland
Anabel Weeler
Loren Thennpean
Avarell Kergher
Till Underwand
Deane Wiefer
Jenna Wagstaff
Virginia Stephensen
Finlandia Grumiuning
aSthelius
Thomas Morley
Noble Cain
Topeka
Behe
Raymond Cheip
Bariton Taberharty
Allen
Weve
Cee wach-Treharne
Martha Tinaley Oh
Susanvel
Fester-Cain Beautiful Savior
Christiansen
Finlandia Sibellus
Approves Aid to Britain Wording From Dr Sheldon
Telegrams from Dr Charles M Sheldon express support for the pending aid bill to Britain. He cites the need to oppose unchristian force to achieve a just peace. An 85th birthday luncheon honored his contributions. Kansas inheritance tax figures noted for John Morrell estate. Dr W A Balch reappointed to Crippled Children’s Commission for a four year term.
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Claremont
Calif
Charles M. Sheldon
Roosevelt
Britain
Sheldon
Reloh Pe
Toneka Feh 97
W. A. Balch
Baldwin
Crippled Children's Commission
Payne Ratner
Parker seeks Republican nomination for city treasurer
R. W. Parker of 833 Indiana street filed as a Republican candidate for city treasurer subject to the city primary on March 3. Parker, a University Preparatory school graduate from Tonkawa Oklahoma, served two years as deputy county treasurer under S. S. Learned and two years as a bookkeeper for J. J. Simmonds, contractor. He has lived in Lawrence 22 years and is a taxpayer.
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R. W. Parker
Indiana Street
Parker
University Preparatory School
Tonkawa
Okla
S. S. Learned
J. J.simmonds
Lawrence
Social welfare payments and totals for January
The report shows monthly aid figures with Old Age Assistance averaging $21.20 and 28,149 recipients, Aid to Dependent Children at $31.34 for 6,513 recipients, and Aid to the Blind at $22.41 for 1,384 recipients. Total welfare expenditures were $1,814,834, down from $1,859,086 the prior month.
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Gory
Kansas general assistance rolls drop in January
The Kansas state social welfare board reported January general assistance cases fell to 26,206 from 26,467 in December and 30,592 a year earlier. The decline likely reflects increased employment tied to national defense efforts as general assistance aids unemployed individuals. Grants averaged
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Topeka
State Social Welfare Board
Kansas
Buckley's Canadian Cough Remedy Promoted by Retailers
The ad touts Buckley's Canadian Can-Dion mix as a pine balsam based cough remedy. It claims quick relief from choking phlegm and coughing, improving breathing after one or two sips, and notes widespread respect from Canadian mothers and several druggists.
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Buckley
H. W. Stowits
Rexall
Crown Drug Co
John M Gleissner Dies Former Editor of Washington News
John M Gleissner, 47, former editor of the Washington News, died at a friend’s home near Upper Marlboro Maryland. Born in Abilene Kansas he graduated from the University of Kansas in 1916 and began on the Cleveland Press. He later led the Baltimore Post and the News Alliance before joining the Washington Star.
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Washington
John M. Gleissner
The
Washington News
Upper Marlboro, Md
Gleissner
Abilene
Kan
University of Kansas
Cleveland Press
Baltimore Post
News Here
Scripps-Howard News Alliance
Cleveland
News
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Hollywood
Axminster
Home Furniture CO
Standard Life Association
Lawrence, Kansas
Albany, Texas
Jessie J. Moore
Hubbard, Texas
Lurline Fincher
FE Association
Douglas County
Harry Green
L. G. Carter
K. A. Grad
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